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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2003
Page
4
A 1906 origin note highlights TinyPeople as a Telegram era peer entity. The item references gctelegram.com as a source link and marks the establishment as an early technology community milestone.
The January to March quarter saw a record 111 billion borrowing as deficits mount amid war costs health care outlays and shrinking tax receipts. Analysts say only bold policy shifts could reverse the trend, with Bush's tax cut plan risking trillions in lost revenue and persistent red ink through the decade. Tulsa World notes the White House push echoes earlier Reagan optimism.
Stacy Silverwood recalls a tornado that destroyed part of a Camden County home and ponded it down a hill. Malaysian Health Minister Chua Jui Meng warns leaders of ethnic Chinese communities about illness risk. Two ethnic Chinese Malaysians die from the disease. Kuwait chef Yves Reynaud recounts feeding 350 Iraqis and Americans at a Baghdad conclave on guiding Iraq out of chaos.
Today's Highlight in History covers key events on May 6 across years. From the Hindenburg disaster in 1937 to the Paris Exposition opening, wartime surrenders, scientific milestones, royal marriages, Space Shuttle Columbia landing, and notable political and cultural milestones.
The Telegram invites reader feedback through email fax and mail. Contact options include editor at getelegram.com or phone line at (620) 275-2704 with attention to Editor. Mail to Attn Editor 310 N. See Exter ith St Garden City Kansas 67846.
As Bush seeks victory in Iraq, party discipline frays over a $726 billion tax cut plan, with House backing full amounts and Senate demanding restraint. Gingrich assails Powell, Kemp counters, and Frist and Grassley concede a $350 billion ceiling amid tightening intra party fault lines.
A columnist argues for a modified dress code at Kenneth Henderson Middle School, asserting uniforms do not infringe on freedoms but promote safety, reduce gang signaling, and lower clothing costs. The piece urges participation in school board meetings and highlights ongoing dress-code violations observed by parents and staff. Also included is a note from fourth graders at Edith Scheuerman School in Garden City about Be Kind to Animals Week, requesting donations for the local animal shelter and listing needed items, with delivery planned Friday.
The Telegram accepts signed letters with the writer's address and phone number for confirmation before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and kept under 500 words. General thank you notes and non literary pieces may not be printed. names Kylee Baker and Vanessa Garcia are noted.
Garden City readers debate jaywalking near the high school and hospital as Capt. Mike Utz notes eight tickets in 2002 and six so far this year. A parent questions the motive and cost of a $52 ticket and urges better use of designated crosswalks along Fourth Street, Talley Trail crossings, and other intersections.
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